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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
10
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In Clamuseville on May 4 a new bus route between Flushing and Cadiz creates connections to national pike sites and to Steubenville and Dennison. All level bus lines have increased service facilities this spring.
Mrs Lucy Cole and Ralph Cole plus daughter visited near Eaton with multiple relatives including Mr Mrs Ford Will and A KR Chapman. Families such as Harringtons Martinons and McAdams hosted guests from Elyria Columbia and Berea. Town youths won a baseball game 42 to 10 as center school beat Butternut Ridge.
Preparations are underway for this year’s annual commencement day at the Ohio University with Dr. Elmer Burritt Bryan, president, set to deliver remarks and lead the ceremony.
Attorney James 2 Wood of Cleveland delivers sermon for a baccalaureate. The events begin June 10 and span three days with planned exercises and services.
Local items from Carlisle reveal dinners hosted by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McGuire, polynotes on Mrs. Wacker, and health updates for Frederick Diedrick. Neighborhood Club met with 14 members and a luncheon, while Elmer Krugman bought a Fordson tractor and Little Harold Gage was under medical care. Carlisle won a Sunday ball game against West Ridge as families visit LaGrange road and Mosley Kolb hosts. In Pomeroy Lulu Bailey is jailed over measles while Rutland ticket issues foreshadow a larger incident.
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